Lesley Williams: All savers hear these days is that 'pensions are bad'
PLSA's new chair tells PP why tax relief uncertainty is damaging our savings culture
Constant regulatory tinkering and tax relief uncertainty send out a bad message about pensions and stifle innovation, according to the PLSA's new chair Lesley Williams. Speaking to Stephanie Baxter, she wonders if we have lost our way
At a glance Williams thinks further policy changes should be put on hold to allow innovation Tax relief consultation is sending out message that ‘pensions are bad’ Most people will not...
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